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Page 40
... moved off at leisure to Brown's Gap , and there encamped , to rest for a few days from the fatigues of a month's campaign more ardu- ous and more successful than any month's operations of the war . The exhaustion of our men and the ...
... moved off at leisure to Brown's Gap , and there encamped , to rest for a few days from the fatigues of a month's campaign more ardu- ous and more successful than any month's operations of the war . The exhaustion of our men and the ...
Page 40
... moved off at leisure to Brown's Gap , and there encamped , to rest for a few days from the fatigues of a month's campaign more ardu- ous and more successful than any month's operations of the The exhaustion of our men and the ...
... moved off at leisure to Brown's Gap , and there encamped , to rest for a few days from the fatigues of a month's campaign more ardu- ous and more successful than any month's operations of the The exhaustion of our men and the ...
Page 61
... moved upon the enemy with his own and D. H. Hill's division , the latter in advance . Hill's brave troops , admirably commanded and most gal- lantly led , forced their way through the abattis which formed . the enemy's external defences ...
... moved upon the enemy with his own and D. H. Hill's division , the latter in advance . Hill's brave troops , admirably commanded and most gal- lantly led , forced their way through the abattis which formed . the enemy's external defences ...
Page 71
... moved up to the front , replying to the enemy's cheers with shouts and yells . At this demonstration , which the enemy , no doubt , sup- posed signified heavy reinforcements , he stopped his advance . It was now about half - past ten o ...
... moved up to the front , replying to the enemy's cheers with shouts and yells . At this demonstration , which the enemy , no doubt , sup- posed signified heavy reinforcements , he stopped his advance . It was now about half - past ten o ...
Page 77
... moved promptly into position under the orders of Col. J. G. Lamar , the heroic commander of the post . It was not long after get- ting the infantry into position , that the enemy were driven back in confusion . They were soon , however ...
... moved promptly into position under the orders of Col. J. G. Lamar , the heroic commander of the post . It was not long after get- ting the infantry into position , that the enemy were driven back in confusion . They were soon , however ...
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